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US 2026/0141759 A1Published application
Vehicle chassis operation visualization method, apparatus, and display device
AssigneeHl Mando Corporation
InventorsByungwook YOO, Yunsoo JIN
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Abstract
A vehicle motion visualization method is characterized by including a step of displaying at least one graphic element of the vehicle model to visually indicate changes in the state of the chassis components, based on motion information reflecting the suspension characteristics of the vehicle's chassis components, including the suspension device, and the step of displaying the vehicle model.
Claims20
A method for visualizing vehicle operation, comprising:
- displaying a vehicle model;
- and
- changing at least one graphic element of the vehicle model to visually represent a state change of a chassis component of the vehicle, including a suspension device, based on operation information reflecting suspension characteristics of the chassis component, wherein the operation information includes at least one of a stroke amount, a ride height, or a damping force of the suspension device.
A vehicle chassis operation visualization apparatus comprising:
- a memory;
- and
- a processor connected to the memory,
- wherein the processor is configured to:
- display a vehicle model;
- and
- change at least one graphic element of the vehicle model to visually indicate a state change of a chassis component of the vehicle, including a suspension device, based on operation information reflecting suspension characteristics of the chassis component.
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A display device for displaying a vehicle model,
- wherein the display device is configured to:
- change at least one graphic element of the vehicle model to visually indicate a state change of a chassis component of the vehicle, including a suspension device, based on operation information reflecting suspension characteristics of the chassis component,
- wherein the operation information includes at least one of a stroke amount, a ride height, or a damping force of the suspension device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.